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card looks good...but the photo with the date and the card in a holder are a little odd!
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Brian Last edited by brianp-beme; 02-04-2018 at 02:24 AM. |
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I manage and lease historic office buildings for a living... and as you can imagine, we do a lot of demo and renovating once the spaces are leased out or in some cases purchased.
All are mostly civil war era-1950’s.... Never seen a trace a baseball card, but we’ve found all kinds of awesome stuff in walls, under floors, in attics/equipment rooms. Historical documents, original pictures, original floor plans/drawings of the buildings and of course antique furniture and chandeliers. Still holding out hope that I’ll find a stash of Cj’s or T206’s at some point! Last edited by Joshwesley; 02-04-2018 at 06:59 AM. |
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Hate to say it but something smells fishy.
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I agree with Scott card looks odd in his hands ,I belong to a lot of Facebook groups a lot of the stuff are scams or made up finds.so something is odd here,,
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I found a 79 bump wills in probably seeing well over 100 homes. It's pretty rare to find anything of value that common knowledge to most. That being said, most if my checking was in larger cities, not country homes or barns. One might have more luck there
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Our house is from 2005, so I'm hoping we don't find junk wax behind the walls when we do construction in the future.
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At least know I know where grandpa went for some private time. |
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When I was 12, my dad and I were ripping up the carpet in the house my parents just bought. Underneath it was a 1959 Frank Malzone all star card.
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O he live rangers off hand, I didn't realize there was two until years later
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